ASA Electronics continues to design the latest and most innovative systems in the marine audio market with the P1 Marine Source stereo. The P1 is app-ready, Bluetooth enabled, and Sirius XM compatible. Engineered with the boat in mind, the P1 has a two part modular design with an IPX6-rated waterproof commander for the helm and an IPX5-rated waterproof hideaway module.

Tim Steele brings his 30 years of sales experience to the ASA Electronics marine division as the new Southeast Regional Sales Manager. Steele will be working to build relationships and bolster sales in a territory of 16 southeastern states.

ASA Electronics takes great pride in providing our customers with the highest quality products so it makes sense to put our technology behind the highest quality, award winning sound systems in the industry. “The Keepers of the Sound” at Klipsch worked with the engineers at ASA to design audio systems that meet the marine needs of MasterCraft while maintaining the quality of sound that Klipsch is known for.

ASA Electronics is partnering with Bongiovi Acoustics to bring their patented DPS Core Technology to select ASA products. ASA will be the exclusive marine industry supplier for this revolutionary Digital Signal Processing system.

ASA Electronics and XKGLOW of Athens, Illinois, are proud to announce a new global partnership. ASA has the privilege of bringing XKGLOW’s revolutionary LED light system, XKCHROME, to the marine industry. In addition to the exclusive marine partnership, ASA will also be offering the XKCHROME lighting system to the RV industry.

Jordan Lucas has joined ASA Electronics as the Public Relations Specialist for our marketing department. Lucas is responsible for writing literature, advertisement copy, and press releases for new ASA products and partnerships.

Polk Speakers continue to prove themselves worthy of accolades, this time by taking home both the Gold and the Bronze awards in the TopTen Reviews, Best Marine Speakers of 2017.

ASA Electronics, always striving to be on the cutting edge of technology and efficiency, sponsored an in-house project with the IN-MaC Technology Adoption Program along with Purdue University to increase the efficiency of their fabrication department. Beginning in May of 2016, the program worked in cooperation with ASA Electronics to lay out a specified improvement plan. The program is at a close, but the process is ongoing.

The ABYC  (American Boat and Yacht Council) featured an article that we wrote about the common problem of a popping sound in marine stereo systems. ASA Electronics has evaluated the problem and has been one of the few marine audio companies that has implemented a solution.